Currency Accepted: Euro (€)
National Language: Greek
Experience the divine discovery of the Dodecanese Islands with Athenian Yachts. Discover the ancient history of Rhodes, the laid-back atmosphere of Kos, and the spiritual heritage of Patmos. With its crystal-clear waters, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, the Dodecanese offers a yachting adventure like no other.
Rhodes is an island with a rich history and a unique character. You can explore the island’s charming old town, visit ancient sites, and enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters of Rhodes’ beaches. Rhodes is also known for its medieval architecture, the famous Colossus statue, and the traditional craft of pottery-making.
Kos is a stunning island with a lush vegetation and a laid-back atmosphere. You can explore the island’s charming villages, visit ancient sites, and enjoy a swim in the turquoise waters of Kos’ beaches. Kos is also known for its excellent local cuisine and the traditional craft of sponge-diving.
Patmos is a serene island with a rich spiritual heritage and a pristine natural beauty. You can explore the island’s charming villages, visit ancient sites, and enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters of Patmos’ beaches. Patmos is also known as the “Jerusalem of the Aegean” due to the presence of the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian.
Symi is a picturesque island with a unique character and a relaxed vibe. You can explore the island’s charming town, visit ancient sites, and enjoy a swim in the turquoise waters of Symi’s beaches. Symi is also known for its colorful neoclassical architecture and the traditional craft of boat-building.
Leros is a hidden gem with a wild natural beauty and a rich history. You can explore the island’s charming villages, visit ancient sites, and enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters of Leros’ beaches. Leros is also known for its excellent local cheese and the traditional craft of embroidery.
By boat: Daily ferry connection to Rhodes from the port of Piraeus. Ferries may stop at the is-lands of Patmos, Leros, Kalymnos, or Kos. The trip from Piraeus to Rhodes is 12 to 17 hours, de-pending on the number of ports of call. Rhodes is accessible via ferry from Symi, Tilos and Bodrum, Fethiye, Datca and Marmaris in Turkey.20:30 pm.
By plane: The island is served by Rhodes International Airport, “Diagoras” (IATA: RHO). The air-port is situated on the west coast about 14 km from Rhodes Town.
By taxi: You can find easily taxis at Rhodes airport, the estimated cost for this route is about Euro 25 per taxi (up to 3 pax)
Transfers: Athenian Yachts could arrange a transfer for you by mini bus or by taxi. (upon request)
There are several supermarkets around Rhodes marina at a distance of 1,5 km. Also, there is a mini market located in the marina. Your provisions can be also organized by the Athenian team. (Upon request at least 5 days before your arrival) Your order will be on board upon your arrival.
Opening hours for the market: Monday—Saturday: 08:30 am—9:00 pm, Sunday closed. In case your arrival is Sunday our base staff will assist you with our corporate supermarket to do your provisions shopping.
Bank Transactions: All your pre-ordered extra service payments can be paid by credit card (VISA/MASTER) or in cash. In the marina there are is not an ATM, 10 minutes walking distance from the marina there are several banks with ATM.
Fuel/Electricity: Upon delivery of the boat, the fuel tanks will be full. The piers in the marina are equipped with 220 V plugs.
